Only the Unconditional Givers Are the Noble Ones, Part 3 of 6, Dec. 26, 2019, New Land Ashram, Taiwan (Formosa)

What do you do outside? (I teach destitute children.) Teach children? (Poor children.) Poor kids? No money? (Yes, free of charge.) Is that right? Is there such a school? (We’re a foundation.) Are you on your own? (A foundation. I work for a charitable foundation.) Work at a charitable foundation. Such a good organization. OK. May I contribute something? For the children? Will they accept it? (Yes.) Good, good, good. I will give. […] Here is my key. You go to my room. There are some… I think last time I gave, there were some US dollars still there. You bring me US$10,000. […] Thank you. I want to make a donation. […]

Usually, I don’t drink (non-alcoholic) beer. (Master, it contains pineapple.) Huh? (Master doesn’t seem to eat pineapple.) Ah. No, no, no. It was different that day. Now, it’s not the same. Now I can eat pineapple. […] Previously, there was an attendant – not an attendant, the one who took care of the dog-people. She’s the god of pineapples. I couldn’t eat pineapple when she was around…

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